Arunachal: Spear Corps Flags Off National Integration Tour for Upper Siang Locals under Operation Sadbhavana
The tour will cover Tuting–Gaya–Santiniketan, allowing participants to explore spiritually and culturally rich destinations across India.
LIKABALI- In a remarkable effort to promote national integration and strengthen cultural understanding, the SpearHead Division of Spear Corps flagged off a National Integration Pilgrimage Tour comprising 20 local residents from Upper Siang district at Likabali Military Station.
The tour will cover Tuting–Gaya–Santiniketan, allowing participants to explore spiritually and culturally rich destinations across India. The initiative aims to help citizens from remote border regions experience the nation’s diverse heritage and traditions, thereby fostering a deeper sense of unity and belonging.
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The programme is being conducted under the aegis of Operation Sadbhavana, a flagship outreach initiative of the Indian Army designed to promote peace, harmony, and socio-cultural development in border regions.
Through such people-centric endeavours, the Indian Army continues to reaffirm its commitment to building mutual trust, respect, and understanding between the armed forces and local communities.
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This pilgrimage tour stands as a testament to the Army’s enduring dedication to national unity and inclusive development, bridging the emotional and cultural distances between the country’s farthest frontiers and its heartland.
By engaging the youth and local citizens in such experiential journeys, the Indian Army not only strengthens patriotic sentiment but also highlights the shared values that bind the diverse communities of India together.
